Admitted to the Connecticut bar

LAW RELATED EMPLOYMENT:

Brown & Welsh, P.C.; Meriden, Connecticut 06450
Attorney, November 2010 - present
Engaged in the general practice of commercial law.

EDUCATION:

University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford, Connecticut Juris Doctor, May 2010

Quinnipiac College School of Law, Hamden, Connecticut Enrolled, August 2006

Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse, New York Bachelor of Science, Magazine Journalism, May 1994.

PRIOR EXPERIENCE:

Attorney Krayeske worked as a journalist in Connecticut and internationally prior to joining Brown & Welsh, P.C. He is perhaps most well known nationally for putting the spotlight on the exorbitant salaries of college coaches after his questioning of University of Connecticut men's basketball coach Jim Calhoun in February 2009. He continues to write a weekly column for the small independent weekly the Hartford News, which is reprinted on his website at www.the40yearplan.com.

Attorney Krayeske is also a political activist, having worked on local, state, and national campaigns. Mr. Krayeske ran for Congress in Connecticut's First Congressional District with the Connecticut Green Party, garnering 1% of the vote in 2010.

He is also the plaintiff in a high-profile civil rights lawsuit filed in the wake of his false arrest in January 2007 at then-Governor M. Jodi Rell's inaugural parade in Hartford. Krayeske v. Antuna, 07-cv-0827, continues to wind its way through Connecticut's Federal District Court after first being filed in May 2007.